> I need some advice from the experience FAQ authors on this list.
> I continually find sections of the Highlander FAQ (which I
> authored and maintain), without attributions or copyright
> statements, on Web pages across the Internet. Does anyone have
> suggestions as to what can be done to deter this practice?
>
> My FAQ has a copyright statement forbidding such usage.
I've found that the easiest thing to do is:
1) congratulate them on their nice page
2) point out that the FAQ is copyrighted by you
3) ask them to add your copyright notice to their page.
Fred Burke
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